Add to ORKGIn this edited extract from his book, Fiction, Fact and Future: The Essence of EU Democracy, former MEP James Elles says that the EU's structure is often unfamiliar to Britons - something which is not helped by the failure of British leaders to explain it. They have also actively discouraged links between MEPs and MPs
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Luke Cooper and Sam Fowles write that contrary to received wisdom, Parliament does not have the powe...
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Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union formally began on 19 June, but it is still unclea...
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There was a time when the topic of the EU had little salience in British politics. Resul Umit (Vienn...
The Brexit referendum was dominated by simplistic visions of the European Union. Critics portrayed t...
Britain has made numerous mistakes over Brexit, but the European Union's record also needs to be ana...
Negotiating with the EU was never going to be successful, because the EU's interest is in protecting...
Following the Netherlands and France, Germany was the third of the original EU members to hold a nat...
The UK Parliament was blamed for delaying Brexit – but in reality, says Meg Russell (UCL), that was ...
Through its insistence on leaving the EU, the May government has created an immense, administrative ...
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Never before has the British political tradition been more contested, write Matthew Hall, David Mars...
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